Cardano's coin seems to be unstoppable surpassing $2.00, and the outlook for 2022 looks optimistic for ADA holders.
The overall price action in the cryptocurrency market during 2021 has been an extension of the bull-run witnessed over the last months of 2020. Cardano (ADA) has since picked up a strong bullish momentum and managed to steal the show among the altcoins sphere, setting its tone as a real competitor among the majors.
Nowadays, according to Coinmarketcap, ADA exchanges hands at $2.22, with a market capitalization of around $72.90 billion, standing in fourth place in the ranking of the largest cryptos by market cap.
Now, after cracking the $2.00 threshold and consolidating its yearly gains, crypto traders are eyeing next year’s forecasts. AI-based forecast models like WalletInvestors are predicting ADA to reach $4.587 as of press time as a yearly projection, while its five-year forecast says that Cardano’s coin could skyrocket to $14.05.
So, what will be the future of the price after the ongoing consolidation around $2.00 in 2022?
As a contraction has been developed across the board, the 200-period simple moving average (SMA) at the H4 chart is capping gains and limiting any further advance of ADA above $2.40.
ADA H4 Chart
That said, bulls need to breach such an area in order to allow a golden crossover of the 50-period simple moving average with the 200 SMA and thus bolstering the bullish case. A golden crossover in the H4 chart is significant in the crypto markets, given that it is a solid signal that could unleash a bullish force that can strengthen it further. If that is the case, ADA could prepare the ground for a bullish 2022 that could take it to test levels of around $5.00.
In fact, another forecast model, LongForecast, put the price of ADA at Q4 of 2022 at around $3.24, which is the average price that Cardano’s coin could aim for in a possible bull-run.
Gene Simmons and ADA
But, is this a too-optimistic view towards ADA? Ask Gene Simmons, rock legend and Kiss bassist who is a well-known ADA investor.
He claimed in February to buying ADA coins and confirmed recently in an interview that he is still holding them, suggesting that his investment has doubled since then. Moreover, Simmons said that he plans to keep holding his crypto coins for at least ‘a decade’.
The overall price action in the cryptocurrency market during 2021 has been an extension of the bull-run witnessed over the last months of 2020. Cardano (ADA) has since picked up a strong bullish momentum and managed to steal the show among the altcoins sphere, setting its tone as a real competitor among the majors.
Nowadays, according to Coinmarketcap, ADA exchanges hands at $2.22, with a market capitalization of around $72.90 billion, standing in fourth place in the ranking of the largest cryptos by market cap.
Now, after cracking the $2.00 threshold and consolidating its yearly gains, crypto traders are eyeing next year’s forecasts. AI-based forecast models like WalletInvestors are predicting ADA to reach $4.587 as of press time as a yearly projection, while its five-year forecast says that Cardano’s coin could skyrocket to $14.05.
So, what will be the future of the price after the ongoing consolidation around $2.00 in 2022?
As a contraction has been developed across the board, the 200-period simple moving average (SMA) at the H4 chart is capping gains and limiting any further advance of ADA above $2.40.
ADA H4 Chart
That said, bulls need to breach such an area in order to allow a golden crossover of the 50-period simple moving average with the 200 SMA and thus bolstering the bullish case. A golden crossover in the H4 chart is significant in the crypto markets, given that it is a solid signal that could unleash a bullish force that can strengthen it further. If that is the case, ADA could prepare the ground for a bullish 2022 that could take it to test levels of around $5.00.
In fact, another forecast model, LongForecast, put the price of ADA at Q4 of 2022 at around $3.24, which is the average price that Cardano’s coin could aim for in a possible bull-run.
Gene Simmons and ADA
But, is this a too-optimistic view towards ADA? Ask Gene Simmons, rock legend and Kiss bassist who is a well-known ADA investor.
He claimed in February to buying ADA coins and confirmed recently in an interview that he is still holding them, suggesting that his investment has doubled since then. Moreover, Simmons said that he plans to keep holding his crypto coins for at least ‘a decade’.
Felipe earned a degree in journalism at the University of Chile with the highest honour in the overall ranking, and he also holds a Bachelor of Arts in Social Communication. In addition, he has been working as a freelance writer and Forex/crypto analyst, with experience gained from several forex broker firms and crypto-related media outlets around the world. He has been involved in the world of online forex trading since 2010 and in the crypto sphere since 2015.
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